Thought Of The Day - What Happened To Epstein?

morkrock (70)in #informationwar • 5 years ago

That's All Folks?

This is going to be rather a short one, and I'm not so much going into the details regarding the actual case and the crazy amount of suspicious incidents that revolve around this story. This is more of an observation on who might or does control what information we are allowed to see, or which stories get covered up. Yes, I'm know this might come across as conspiracy kind of thinking, but there is nothing wrong with exploring a theory which is based on facts and coming us with potecial hypothesis, that exactly what scientist do. Also I am in no way saying my theory is the absolute truth, I'm just saying, what if. If you're not all that filled in regarding the Epstein story, I have linked a very well researched breakdown of the entire story only referencing factual evidence, which is a great starting block to begin my hypothesis.

"Everything is a conspiracy. People kind of demonize the word. But a conspiracy is when two people get together and do something. So, if more than one person does something, it's a conspiracy. The revolution was a conspiracy, Iran Contra, Watergate." - Richard Belzer

Now that we have taken a look at exactly what actually happened, it's rather difficult to believe that suicide is what actually occurred, it could have but highly unlikely. When it comes to speculation I prefer going with Occam's razor principle, in the case where there are a few explanations for an occurrence, the one that requires the least speculation is usually correct. In this case it would be that Epstein was murdered rather than taking his own life.

So now what would be the most simplest reasoning behind having Jeffrey Epstein, unfortunately the most logical hypothesis is that someone who was involved with Epstein and most definitely also his dealing in underage girls and sex trafficking seems to be front and center. I tend to sit up and ponder when the news media overly focus on a specific story or when they conveniently stop reporting on a story, and finally when they in unison call anyone proposing a relatively sound hypothesis, crazy conspiracy theorists. Where were all the reporters or CNN panels of commentators questioning all the people involved with Epstein, or that flew on his plane or visited his island? It's overtly obvious what the media wants or doesn't want people to ask questions about. I do think there are individuals with immense power and influence steering which way the narrative has gone.

"But in answer to your question about the conspiracy angle, I think that any historian worth his salt, and this is where I fault Stephen Ambrose and a lot of these guys who attack me - not all of life is a result of conspiracy by any means! Accident occurs alongside conspiracy." - Oliver Stone